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Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Renting, from most recent to least.
Rents Drop in DC For First Time Since 2009
UrbanTurf Staff | July 8th 2013
A report out last week analyzing the regional apartment market in the second quarter of 2013 reveals that rents for Class A apartments in the DC area ... read»
Report: DC Renters Save 30% By Living With a Roommate
Shilpi Paul | June 18th 2013
Lovely, the rental home search website, has been sifting through their data to find out exactly how much money DC area residents can save by living wi... read»
Rents Fall in NoMa, H Street and Upper NW
UrbanTurf Staff | April 4th 2013
A year ago, news came that the DC area apartment market would swing from favoring the landlord to favoring the renter by the end of 2012. It now appea... read»
Douglas Development to Break Ground on 14th Street Project By End of March
UrbanTurf Staff | March 13th 2013
The six-story, 30-unit apartment project that Douglas Development has had in the works for 14th Street NW for several years will finally break ground ... read»
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377-Unit Apartment Project Breaks Ground Next to Union Station
UrbanTurf Staff | February 11th 2013
On Monday morning, officials gathered to ceremonially break ground at 701 2nd Street NE, a mixed-use development that will sit directly to the east of... read»
DC Area Rents Drop As New Supply Hits Market
UrbanTurf Staff | January 9th 2013
The ever-growing supply of new apartments in the DC area seems to finally be catching up with demand. After years of increasing, rents are now droppin... read»
14th Street's The District To Open in January
Shilpi Paul | December 7th 2012
UrbanTurf has learned that The District, the 125-unit apartment building going up at 14th and S Street NW, will be opening its doors in mid-January.... read»
How Much Can a New Owner Raise the Rent, Part Two
Shilpi Paul | November 27th 2012
In a follow up to our recent post about how much a new owner can raise the rent on existing tenants, Joel Cohn from DC's Office of the Tenant Advocate... read»
No Vacancy for Class B Apartments in DC
UrbanTurf Staff | October 16th 2012
Rents for Class B apartments in the DC area may be cheaper than those in the Class A range, but good luck finding one that is vacant. ... read»
Rents Rise in NoMa, H Street As DC Apartment Vacancy Remains Low
UrbanTurf Staff | October 11th 2012
With vacancy rates still quite low, a number of neighborhoods in DC are seeing significant rent increases. ... read»
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